Yesterday, I set out on my daily walk (with my camera and macro lens in hand) to find as much nature as I could find! I used the app iNaturalist to identify anything I didn’t know!
I found lots of deer and muntjac tracks. I often see deers in the field I was in – especially in the morning! Where it has been so wet over the past couple of weeks then dried so quickly – there are lots of perfect tracks around!
I found lots of wildflowers! Some of my favourites were: Red campion, Bird’s eye speedwell and Greater stitchwort!
Head over to my Instagram for a wildflower quiz on my story! (Or in my highlights!)
Wood anemone 
Bird’s eye speedwell
I also stumbled over some fallen bird eggs! After researching them, I think they are pheasant and wood pigeon eggs!
Pheasant 
Wood pigeon
I also found some mini beasts! Lots of blue mint beetles, a bee fly, a snail, a red mason bee and a hover fly!
Bee fly 
Hover fly 
Blue mint beetle 
Red mason bee
I took lots of photos using my Nikon D90 camera and Sigma 105mm macro lens! Here are some of the best!
If you find a bird egg and want to identify it, this is a good website to have a look at! https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/blog/2019/03/identify-eggshells/
Download this app to help identify any kind in nature! https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/inaturalist/id421397028
To identify animal tracks, use this website by the Wildlife Trusts! https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/how-identify/identify-tracks
Young Naturalist: Izzy Fry 